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Most of them had never met him. They never worked with him or knew
details about his life. All they knew was his name and that he
sacrificed his life for his country.

For the first time in Army history, the military contracting profession
appointed its first command sergeant major during a formal appointment
ceremony

Oct. 6 at Armstrong

OCT. 11 9:50 a.m.: Vandalism was done to government property at the Kaiserslautern Military Community Center where “Sk8 for Life” and “Killa Cam” were spray painted on the air handler unit door and walls. 12:24 p.m.: A motor vehicle theft and damage was reported in Kaiserslautern. OCT. 12 1:50 p.m.: […]

The 19th annual United Service Organizations Europe Service Salute was held Oct. 14 on Ramstein.

The ongoing battle against the threat of improvised explosive devices
was the focus for Soldiers from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command

After nearly three years of construction, the 603rd Air and Space
Operations Center team held a ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 7 for its new
state-of-the-art facility.

Separation from a loved one who is deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan can
be an emotionally difficult time for all family members. The emotions
can vary from low energy levels, feelings of sadness, anger, excitement,
restlessness, tension, frustration, resentment and depression.
Additionally, there are many challenges for military families to
overcome during deployments. It is important to recognize and understand
these challenges in order to effectively cope with the separation
during deployment.